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SEPTEMBER ,
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WE WILL INAUGURATE
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A
Great
Clearance
Sale.
J
Cur ENTIRE STOCK will be
offered at Ridiculously Low
Figures.
We want Trade and we will
have It 11 Fine Goods and Low
Prices will win.
Oregon City, Sept. 8, 1893.
Turks trotters from (lie Stanford
tables at Talo Alto haye been ex
changed at Chicago (or (our trottora of
the famous OrlofT breed from the Czar's
stables.
Tub vigorous attack which Hon. II. E.
Cross makes In print on the county
court has given risen to the opinion that
he is about to ally himself with the peo
ple's party.
At Vancouver, B. C, souvenirs are
being sold of the Beaver, the first steam
vessel that rounded Cape Horn and
plowed the broad Tariflc. BI10 made
the papsajje from London t Astoria In
103 days. II or length was VA feet and
a tonnage 100V
lli HRAii for Cleveland an Carliile,
Larry Keal and Itilly Wilaon, reo trade
and sailor's rights;
There's a good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
There's a good time coining, boys,
Wait a little longer.
Louitville Courier-Juimtnl.
Tin passage by the house of the
Wilson bill to repeal the Sherman
silver purchase law, will be followed in
the senate by the passage of a bill of
like tenor, when the senate gets ready,
for great bodies move slowly. Mean
while, the nation is being schooled in
financiering, and in making a pound of
butter go as far as possible.
Ernest Seyd, who has been accused
of bribing John Sherman with WO, 000
to pass the silver demonetization act In
1873, said in a letter to Senator Hour In
1872:
For a number of years this subject of
the abolition of silves as a tender coin
has occupied tho attention of European
economists. It is the question of the sue,
and takes precedence of every other
matter involved in monetary science.
Senator Feller's panacea for the hard
times is l(it fi oc ift by the national
government oi .i,.IC0,li,1U'..) f firmr
money to tho Klule tfoverim.uiitx, which
am r If-?; r 'il ,m iluu
liJfKJto 1100 pr ..-.., m .1 per
(r a 1 Till . ;-un. Oimfiiurtli
is to be rcptiiu f.v.r yeim, him nil
property forfeited for non-payment n
principal or interest Is to go to the pub'
lie domain. Peffer's bill has been rc
(erred to the judiciary committee.
Tiikiik is a change of tone In the "rc
form press" on the silver question. The
Sentinel, of Chicago, says in a recent
issue:
In our !"'"n, instead of helping
over e glioma ngni goiu. me situa
tion in a nulxiioll is this: tiold is en
trenched lu a hnrd-nioney fort. Silver is
trying to carry the fort not for the pur-pOse-ofT-vertnruwing
gold, but (or the
i'lirpose of helping gold rule the world.
It will then be, hard-money fort occupied
by g,ld and nilver, instead of gold alone.
And men who know better (old green
backers and new creenbaokers), are
helping to crowu gold's twin-brother,
silver. If silver captures the fort, its
guns will be immediately turned upon
tlie very forces which are now its allies.
Tunas is many a quarter section of
first-class land lying vacant in the east
ern part of this county. Some of it be
longs to the government and some to
the Oregon & California Kuilroad Co.
Most of it is covered with timber and
requires hard work to clear; but the
price nt which it can be obtained is
small; Uncle Sam does not ask more
'Jan 1: few dollars for a quarter section.
The M'lemlid (arms that greet the eye
in Siringwater and Highland were
made out of just such rough land as is
now ofl'ered the settler. A pair of wil
ling hands, an intelligent mind and a
little woiking capital will in Clackamas
county transform a wilderness Into a
home of plenty.
Sum's civilization countenances cer
tain jurisprudential peculiarities which
we might imitate with profit, as they
are less annoying and more honorable
than buying judges. When a Siamese
magistrate is required to decide between
two litigants, in the absence of witness' s,
he orders both to dive in deep water,
and the one who succeeds in staying
longest under the water is judged the
truth teller. A curious case is on record.
A mt-ehant in Bangkok who was very
fond , waa too old to undertake
the wv est to say nothing of the fact
that In pM not swim. He bad, how
erer, a jon, and, instead of having the
biy educated in commercial pursuits, he
placed him under the tuition of the mott
expert divers. Where the futher had a
law case he always sent his son to rep
resent him in the suit; and when the
WJter test look place, the old man's
firm, through the agency of his son,
always left the court "wet through, but
without a stain on its character."
The charge baa become threadbare
that the gold-bug bankers of England
have formed "conspiracy" against
the finances of the United States, and
that they are able to consummate it
because ther control the sold sunnlv
of the world. The (act is overlooked
4tAA I l ,L. 1. . , .
wihi who lurj cuanre mai
baa not as much gold as the
StatM haye ; she bas not as
m has France, nor even as
ny. How can she "con-
bf the world" if she
Note the following redactions:
Itest Quality Calicos, 20 yds. '
for $1 oo
Good Unbleached Domestic,
18 yds. for I oo
Heavy Unbleached Domestic,
16 yds. for i oo
Dlcached Muslin, 15 yds. for. I co
holds only a fraction of the world's
stock? Will some (ree silver Mdvoca'O
explain? Here Is a table showinj the
nounts of gold and silver held by each
o( the four countries named above:
(inM. Hllvrr.
Great Britain. .30.(100,0(10 $10(1,000,000
(ierinany (iUO.OW.OOU ziu.uuu.uuu
prance hwj,uuu,wiu ow,u'm,in.u
United States . C4 ,000,000 075,0OO,Oi;O
France has a larger supply than any
other country, it will be suen ; yet she
does not hold enough to enable hur to
control the world's supply. A study of
these figures makes tho allegation con
ceming an EiiHhIi gold conxpiracy look
silly.
When Main street U paved, its center
will be 10 inches higher than it now is
at any point where the grading has been
finished. The grade adopted is one foot
in 143 feet. From the cement null,
where a filling has been made, to the
middle of Third street the incline is
about two feet, and from Fourth street
to Third street It is tho same. These
inclines will urge tho water from both
directions down Third street into the
Willamette The " grade along otlior
blocks lias been similarly estubliriheda
A prime requisite in any city is to Ipye
sufficient fall to carry oil" surplus water,
as those who have for years gazed on
and swelled the stagnant, fever-breod-inj
pools on Main street know full well.
The business man on the street have
ample reason to growl on account of
the slowness of the contractor. Soon
the rains will be upon us, and if the
street is not paved now, it will the en
tire winter he a worse slough of despond
than it was before. Unless the im
provement can be completed this season
it should not have been begun, and the
contractor should be compelled to finish
It now.
SPRINGWATER ANO VICINITY.
Tremendous fires were raging in the
forests back of Springwateron Thursday
last. The llames leaped into the clear
ings at Lacv of Eil. Miller, John Lewis
and Cad week and destroyed their
buildings and fencing. A number of
the young men of Springwaler went on
homeback to the scene of the fire to
render what assistance they c mid to
their neighbors. It seemed to them
n H some one was g'dng up the Clacka
,: sot'inironr tires, as the area of the
nt lT"'1:7vWl''ll,'Vherio eond
. r--.i iiHiii;e !, uie rr
itrnrrwWHre til
uirli would have been
swepi oy 11.
lire, wMili gleamed like
.hi- woods on one side
a red cl.iid
and tent rr '-' hank of black Kinoko
Hint pnvnrpil tliA RKV ull Lilu r.'hl.r. tin
Thursday evening, Air. Tucker's family
retired with the prospect that during the
night the devouring element would leap
into the nianv dead trees surrounding
his clearing and drive them out; hut,
somefiow. tnrougn me uDHcuce 01 invor-
finr wind and increase of moisture in tlie
nir. they were spared and the dunger
disappeared.
David Zurcher, the Viola miller, finds
that tlie demand (or his Hour is in
creasing rapidly, nnd shortly ho will
begin running tlie mill limit and day on
new wheat.
The nlank road which is being built
through the flat on this side of Viola
will be a boon in winter time to those
going to mill . This suction of road lias
been cleared and grub lied lor a width ot
about (10 feet. The county pays half
the expense and Messrs. Ward and
Zurcher, of Viola, I ho biggest part of
the other half.
Doc Howell, Win. Lewellen nnd
James Duboys have brought into the
Springwuter neighborhood a powerful
new threshing liiiieliine, with all latest
improvements Tlie outfit, which is a
splendid one, costs about $1'J00.
The large prune orchard of Mr. Out-
tridgo is "a sight." There is nothing
to equul it elsewhere in the county and
perhaps not in the Willamette valley.
Tho great weight of Iruit has broken
limbs oil" a number of trees of the Silver
and Italian varieties. Notwithstanding
tho support that has been given bending
limbs witli props and strings these
casualties can evidently not be aveitud
Without had luck, tho crop will be
enormous. A short month hence pick
ing will begin. Two large driers will be
kept running night and day for several
weeks to cure the crop and a long pile
ofcordwooil lies ready to feed the tires.
A large gang of hands will necessarily
be employed. Mr. (iiittridge will
market bis crop in sucks,
The yield of grain on Sringwatcr
ridge is largo. From 3'j' acres Air. Du
boys obtained 275 bushels of outs and
the yield of his wheat is nigh unto 40
bushels per aero. From 111 acres in
wheutCal. Howell obtained 1130 bushels,'
and from 20 acres in oats 1040 bushels.
Other farmers in tho neighborhood
could no doubt make a similar report.
The Boi! here, if cultivated with intelli
gence, appears to continually increase
in fertility and productiveness. Tlie
Springwater farmer is all riiiiit.
John McGetchio is building a new
house on his farm. He hat a good
apple crop as every one bus here who
has given propel attention to his orchard.
J. 8. and J. K. Green are building a
fish trap on the island in the Clackamas
at their ranch. They Intend to cau-h
salmon in the dap and if the llsh can't
come up on account of Mr. Cross' saw
mill dam, why, they will have to come.
It is certainly not right that a few tish
ermen below the dam ca:ch about f2.Hk)
worth of salmon in little while, and
the Green brothers only catch one.
Annually, the loss on horses dying of
some prevalent disease in Springwater is
in the neighborhood of IIOOO. Can't
our state airru ultural cullio pruviile
some renieil v f
T.nnt weplc Rt'v. Mr. Svlraiiii ffcll o(I i
a load ol hay. Onet.f the natron hev i
passed over him ami I. roke his collar- !
bone. !
In all that got lo s.renirlhpn and '
build up the .yali-m weakened l.v ,
sease anil rain, Ayer'a Sarsaparill, is
the auperior medk-inei. It nMhi.m
the poisona left in lh avatPin alter!
diphtheria and ecarlet fever, and restore 1
the debilitated patient to iierfei't health
and viirnr. i
Good Quality Pin Checked
Ginghams, 14 yds. for .... I
00
Good Quality Shirting, not
starched, 14 yds. for 1
50-Inch All Wool Ladies'
Cloth, colors and black, per
yard
00
36-Inch Cashmere, per yard.
i6-Inch Silk Velvet, colors
State School Funds.
The following is the August appor
tionment of slate achool funds among
the 7240 pupils of the county, at the
rutin of 70 cents per pupil :
No.
No.
Children. Ami.
Milwaiil.il) 170 123 10
Hubbard 0(1 40 20
Oregon City. ...124 80 K0
iJi.t.
I. ,
2.,
3..
4..
5..
0.,
7..
8 ,
II. ,
10..
II..
12.
13..
14.,
13 ,
l.ogan
.Miirquam H 37
. Maniiiai 40 28
Currinsville 80 Sit &0
Logan. . . ,
Clackamas
Molalla
Meadow Brook..
C'uiriiisville
Salmon
Viola
Heaver Creek....
l 11 rj 11 11 in
Kutzle Creek
If -
) 10
35 00
10 50
,50 40
51 80
43 40
12 00
03 00
40 00
70 00
10..
17..
IS
Ciinby
1!)
.Simily 07
.Mucksburg 100
20
21
.Oregon City 43
30 :0
.Orville 20
20 30
42 70
0!) 30
15 40
42 00
48 30
32 00
50 70
22 40
47 CO
(il 00
74 20
23 Wilsonvillo til
24 .Springwater 00
25 Molallu ....22
20 Damascus 00
7 Oregon Citv 00
28 Milwaukie 47
20 Curus 81
3) Sherwood 32
11 Damascus 08
32 Clurkes 88
33 Highland 100
34 Oregon City.
100 110 20
.80 60 00
33 Molulla
30 Aluliuu
. . .38
...41
. 30
...28
..100
...87
.. 31
..102
...33
...47
...fil
20 00
28 70
27 30
10 00
70 00
00 DO
21 70
134 40
23 10
32 00
35 70
37.... Oswego
38 Auroru
30 Kngle Creek.
40 Aeedy
41 Stafford
42 Cherryvillo
43 Oregon City ....
44 Damascus
45 Sandy
40 Sandy
47 Oswego
48 l'urk 1'luco
40 .Milwaukie
50 Kugle Creek. .. .
342 230 40
178 124 00
05 00 50
.53
.44
.21
.23
.38
.51
.18
.47
.42
57
33
.40
37 10
30 80
14 70
10 10
20 (10
35 70
12 00
32 00
20 40
39 00
23 10
32 20
I Oregon City....
Sandy
''i Meadow Brook.
54 Caiiby
.Molulla
50 Wilhoit
57 George
58 Highland
50 Hubbard
00.... Wilsonvillo ....
(11 Oregon City. . . .
02 Oregon City....
700 538 30
03 Oregon City.
. . .01 42 70
ttt Clackamas 140
05 Wilhoit 50
1 Miirmot 34
flatloiil 31
08 00
30 20
23 80
21 70
it in
23 ni
CuriinsvillH W
r.-.-'jfc. 1 :irv
70 . . . Logan .
18 :m
71... Sniinjat'e.
7J... . Colton
73 New Kru .
58
35
7TT K'
HI f.0
74 Scv'.r. .
75 Viola
70 Jarquiun 01
77 Damascus 72
78 Lacey 30
7!) Aurora 22
(II (to
42 it)
50 40
25 20
15 40
84 70
80 Mink 121
81 New Kr: HO
82 Wilsonvillo 48
50 00
33 (10
17 50
83 Dover 2
84 Miilino 47
85 Heaver Creek 3! I
32 1)0
27 30
80 Cniiliy.,
87 Wilhoit
154 107 80
.20 14 00
88 Currinsville 18
80 Damascus 4(1
00 Mulino 32
12 00
32 20
22 40
01 Needy 35
02 Needy 43
1)3 Mucksburg 41
04 Oregon City 27
05 Clarkes 23
24 50
30 10
28 70
18 90
10 10
21 00
32 90
40 00
32 20
47 00
Oil New Kia 30
07 Harlow 47
08 Oregon City 70
01) l.enlz. 40
100 Middleton 08
JOINT lllKTUICTS.
4 Sell wood 25
(I Pleasant Home . .31
10 Wilsonvillo 40
13 Kulton 02
15 Sycamore 10
23 Aurora 7
20 Tualatin 8
34 Middleton 21
53 Aims 21
57 Hutteville 0
02 Hutteville 2S
0 Willshurg 30
s:t..
MOLALLA.
Furnutrt) in thin lonility are biixy
tliroMliini;. Wlifitt in turning out vury
null, riUlitir iiIkivu tliu uverui;, but out"
urn not bo good, yet there will lie more
on In ruiHeil here tlimi iihiiuI. Owini; to
our extrumn lute spring there wns more
outs sowed thai) u lient.
Herir.iin I!ms tire hnvinif l:nl luck
with their engine. They broke a shaft
anil hail to go to rorlland to iret it re
pairjd, and after returnintt luul been
ruitnini; but a short time when they
broke a trear wheel of their tr nel inn
engine and had to go to 1'ortliunl aniiiti.
Kox&Co. are about ready to move
into their new store huildiiiK, which is
quite an addition to our town.
F. C. Terry and family, Mrs. tirn
about; and Miss Wrland have just re
turned from a pleasure trip to Tillamook
They report not a very nice trip and re
mained but a xhort time.
Our n'hool commenced hint Mnmlav
with I'rof. Ilovin an teachei. Mr. Ilovis
comes to us well recommended and
org
will undoubtedly have a Kood school.
lien llurlrss, w ho had a binder needle
run through his hand not long ao, is
Ifettinir nloiitt well .
IVoiile in this coinmnnitr who are not
landholders, have but little use for a
Hholguii, hs almost, every tree and
ft'lH'H post ulnl-iE the ro"l in tlfCumtetl 1
w ith trvMM i.ttUv. So fur. no vn I
IlKt beell promM'Ueeil 111 tlllH Vicinity, yet ;
wme vitiU-nt tlircal Imve liet'ii mailt1.
Crotw A Nol.l are rnnnintt tlifir shoe i
and harness h.p. Thi'T Ixnilit .it
Win. Maekrell and n r in hi old aland
, -n u-i i for a
"V" '""V" Kin. IN-Ifr IH,lors
4"e "' City, have
n tteniU" hn
There ia some talk of new store
building beinu built here. 1 . . ,
.
KiparH Tahiilea rurornnstipation. J
-. . . . . .
and black, per yard 50
36-Inch All Wool Henriettas,
colors and black, per yard. ?o
Hlack and White Checked All
Wool Shirting, flannel, per
yard 25
Navy Blue All Wool Twilled
Flannel, per yard 35
Red All Wood Twilled Flan-
A Decimal Table.
FJitor Courier: I present to you fi,r
publication a system of 1 11 Wen of wi-luli's
mid measurements, covering all the arts
and practice in this country. If the
I nited Mates would adopt this system
of tallies mill tin any with nil other
t ibles, every scholar would guiu or save
one year ui coinpleiuiir an edunitioii
nml i'iimih nut nf B,.twwl i.,,. 1, I...,,..
ou 1 prepared lor business.
801 1 m 8re these tallies are pliilimoplii-
00 c,i gjniple and very niiu tieal. If ev.-rv
ci, t.0, Have at ,.aMt
one venr nf his
" ! school life, Ihink of the tirm! s of
IllOIieV Hint. SHVIIlir U'nllld aui,.i.ji,ln
j Oil ol 01,01)0.000 people at h-asf half urn
Hiihiect to the KelinnU. :t' Will ruuivtllio
f 1,200,000,000 Bayed in the United Kliiles
alone in a very short tinio.
Kveryone who will study these iahles
nnd coiopuru them with 1I10 metric ey
t -m will see that they tiro more apiili
cable to our present wants ami very
simple. Proceed from the known to
the unknown. Save M S. A Coi.es.
LONG MKAMUUE
Long measure In decimals based on
IT. S. statute mile:
10 millidemin 1 centidenim .00170 vd
.000)01 mile.
10 centidemm 1 decidenim- 0170 yd
.00(H)! mile.
10 decidenim 1 demm .170 yd
.0001 nolo.
10 demm 1 mill i 111 ile 1.70 yds .001
mile.
10 millitnile 1 ccntiinile 17.0 vds
.01 mile.
10 centimile 1 decimile 176. yds .1
mile.
10 decimile 1 mile 1700 yds 1 mile.
Demm is 11 11 abbreviation for deci
niilliinile. SqlMHK HKAHl llB.
Square measure as based on a mile
100 sq millidemin 1 sq centideiiuii,
100 sq centidemm 1 sq decidenim. .
100 sq decidenim 1 sq demm.
100 sq demm 1 sq niilliinile.
100 fq niilliinile 1 sq centimile.
100 si centimile 1 sq deciinild.
100 sq decimile 1 sq mile or section.
Application to land measure is as fol
lows:
10 decimiles squared are one section.
Sdecimiles squared are a quarter section
23 centimiles squared a.e 40 acres.
The chain for surveying should be
one centimile (17.0 yds ) 111 length, ui
viiled into 10 niillimiles, each of which
divided into 10 demm, each denim
marked into 10 decidemms.
LII1UID AND 1I! V MEiSl'ltK.
Based on a mile.
10 milllcuilenini 1 centicudemin.
10 centicudemm 1 dccicudemm .
10 uecicudenim 1 cubic demm.
10 cubic demm I boo (little 111
tl 1 it 11 a bushel.)
All weights based on cental or 100
pounds.
10 i,r,t. -i-l pill 1-100 pound.
10 piilH 1 mill ntal 1 10 nound.
n1 '0 mit-outiiU 1 ceciiital 1 pound.
;o I 10 cetootitltirTil )(...ma!Jjo onunds.
10 deceutttl 1 cental 100 pounds of
anything.
I Tl'.K' MKAMIILMKNT.
Based 011 11 mile.
1000 cu. inilliilemm leu. centidemni
1000 cu. centiileuim 1 cu. doeideinm.
1000 cu. ileciilenim 1 cu. demm.
1000 cu. demm 1 cu. niilliinile.
1000 cu. niilliinile 1 cu. centimile.
An Injunetliin.
These nre two kinds the courts te 1
you a temporary and a permanent it
junction. A tenip miry injunction imcs
relict hr a tune only, but when you
take Hiiiiinons biver Ketsulittor for IJvS'
pepsia, and find yourself cured, tlint
means a permanent injunction . It's the
same when tukiny; the Regulator for
Malaria, and all alt'ectioiia of the liver
and kidneys.
There is no excuse for any man to
appeur in society with a grizzly bo.ini
since the introduction of lSiickingliain's
Dye, which colors a natural lirown or
black.
Don't Take Our Woril.
But call your druggist to one side anil
ask him privately which of all thereinH
dies advertised to cure rheumatism lie
would recommend. If he is posted ami
conscientious, he will tell you that lr.
Drummond's l.itfhtnm;,' Remedy is the
only one that oilers a reward of f.'ilH) foi
a case that cannot be cured. One bottle
will cure any ordinary case, Willi
sensible people this is the strongest
recommendation. .Sold by i!rii(!t!ists,
or sent to any address by express.
Drtimiiiond Medicine Co., 48 50 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
Many people, not aware uf the dangers
of constipation, neglect the proper rem
edy till the liubit becomes chronic, or
iiillainmation or stoppage results. A
dose or two of Ayer's fills in the bctiin.
ning would have prevented all this.
BUCKLEX'S AKXICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
.truises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheuin,
lever Sores, Tetter, ('banned Hunds.
Cnillilnlns, Corns, and all Skin Kruptlons, and
positively eiirei 1'iles, or no pay required. It ii
tilHratitcril to give perfect satifm'tion, 'i
money refunded, t'rlee cents per box For
ale by O A. Harding.
ELKCTKIC BITTERS.
This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as to need no siwta) mention. All
who have uiil Klcetrlc Hilters slim Hie Hine
song of raise A purer medicine does not exist
ami it Is guaranteed maoau iiihi is rlnltne.1
Kleetrie Hitlers will cure all (licenses of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove 1'inM.les. Boils.
Halt Kheuin ami other suVctions caused by Im
pure blood Will drive Malaria from Ihe svs
tern and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fe.
vers. F.tl cure of llvadnche. Constipation and
Indigesliou try F.leetrlc Hillers Knlire sallsfae-
tion aiiMrauteeil. or money refunded. Price fsi
cts. and (I ht boltle at ti. A. Harding's drug
lore.
IT8HOL'L'LnE IX KVKUY IlorsE
J. B. U iln.:ri liny W. Sbn.lMinf. IV. wTnI.e
will nrt tw wiih.mt lr. kine't New iin-..vfrT for
OtnutiniptKHi, ami i odU, tlit it riitxi hw
vife who wm thmttenni witn Pnearuonm aftr an al
tar k of tlrifp-," wtii-n Tahoua other rfiiinlifa
a lid vnal plivawuina htvl tlon htr tio riht. Ri.
n lUrbcr, of t'o.knti.'rt, IV.rUiin- Ir. Ktng t Nrw
to""J H-jiwhim Pn
U. Fit Tril IMlU ! tirt.. A. Hanlmg a ln.; Storf.
Large botllra, 5oc. and f l.l.l.
For Over Fifty Vears.
As Old ash Wkll-Tsixd Rsmedt. Mrs. Win
riow'. li.litnit Jiyruphs ln nd 1-t o.er ftft.
.mm l,y milio. f n.4her f. Ilieir rhildiva while
ieHhing, with K-rfr.-l urees. It s.M4hM Ihe child,
a.flenj lha gums, allays all pain, rnrra wind r,4ie,
and ia th hel rvtanlv f, Iharrhu. Is plnMAnt l
lha ta(. Sohl by lmagia in every prt ot the
World. Twentv five era's a Mile. Its tain Is Is,.
caUMllabt. H snr and ask f.w Mrs. Window's
S.4tiing Syrup, aud take ao other kind.
G ipat1 Taliu'c cure headache.
nel, per yard 25
Men's Drogan Shoes, reduced
to 90
Men's Oil Grain Hals, re
duced to 1 35
Men's Dress Shoes, lace and
congress, reduced to I 40
Child's Lace Shoes, riveted,
reduced to 50
Spy
XL LA II f I
JAKES n. WAITE,
HiBirfT of Walto'i Celebrated Comedy Oo,
fiemium Band and Utoheitra,
Dr. Xllet Mtdtcal Co., Elkhart, 7ml.
Yon will remember tho comlitlnn I was In Ave
jrtrt ago, when I u ailllctcd with a combine
Uua of diseases, and thought there waa no help
BVttACB, BMU ,UUUBll, ,111-11, .D HIL.
I tried all kliulsuf mudiclnei,andioore
ot eminent ptijf6lciaiia. iy nerves were prwiraiia,
prndiir ln dizzine. heart trouble and all the ilia
that make lifo miserable. I commenced to tak
DR, MILES' NERVINE
and In three months wa nnncjif cudcb.
In mv travelseach year, when I tee the thousauda
ol Luy&lcal wrecks, suffering from nerroua proa
t m m 0m, trillion, taking prescriptions from
U f local physiclainwhobavonoknowi
1 I edgo of IbelrcBse, and whoso death
i certain, I feel like going to them and saying,
MlLra, NtaUINK aHB BC CURCO."
my profusion,
aresomanvsu
CURED
wuero there
fferen from
Ui proatra.
m'crwork.nion
I. on and nervous exhaustion, brought on by tho
character of the buaiucaa engaged la, I would
reeomntena
THOUSANDS
'Mi li
INlaviNC
a a btiro cure for all auneruig rrom mew caiiaeo.
rfAHta a. nana,
Sold oa a Poaitive Guarantee.
DR. MILES' PILLS.50 Dom25CT8.
fCoyGiAStRU?
WM ijrt6 ASTtCOBHS
For Sale by Geo. A. Harding
EXECUTOR'S XOTICK.
OTIL'E IS HKKEI1V filVKN THAT I IIAVK
L been iip.tiuttMl cx enter uf Iheoalite of ElUnn
Bt Ia'wpIIi.ii, (li'Ceiwtl. All persons having claims
IgaluHt Mtiil estnte arc heiel llotlHtHl to pnent the
said cltllnia to me at 8prliigwtili'r,Clarktini!ig county.
Oregon, with tho piopor vouchers, on or before six
months fiom Ihe ilute of this notlco.
Dated tills 1st day of September, 1KII3.
JOHN LKWEI.r.KN,
Excon'.or of Iho estate of El'son 1). Lewellen,
deceased
Ri;iii3 Tabulos euro biliousness.
ORDINANCE
KKUON CITY 1 OES OHDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section I, There Is hereby usseysed upon cull
and liable therefor, the aeveiul sums of money hereinafter Imlic.iled, to pay for the Improvement of tuld
street under ,no provisions of Oiillnanco No. lf8.
Tlie BgMegnio ainolliit of such assessment
ascertained and detennlliei'. by the City Council: and the City Recorder Is hereby directed to enter a state
ment hereof in tlie docket of ciiy Hens, as provided by section lou of the Charter, as follows:
BLOCK. LOT . OWNEU'S NAME.
:t2 1 J. W. Nonls
M I J W. Non is
XI .1 C. H. La ourclto
;CI 4 V. II. Lstoliretle
:17 1 Kllziilieth Fllchs
;I7 2 hllulii'lh Fiiclw
:17 7 Mtabetll Kuchs
:i7 8 ' Klizulielh Kuchs
;1H g Win. II. I'opo
HA 4 Will. II. Tope
IW ,"i I'hiis. F. Horn
;I8 II I has. F. Horn
65 a J. J. Cooke
,V) 4 J. J. Cooke
53 " A. M. Ilinjicr
55 5 A II. Moore
,V li GtHire C. Kinney
,rai I Adolpll S,'hoepls.
Mi 2 Adolill S IiM'ps
Mi 7 Huiullel McytT
,rs) H l-Hmiii'l Meyer
ill 1 Ami W. .lnirKnr
ill 2 Aim V. JngKiir
111 7 Ann W. Jugmir
01 8 Ana W. Jiiggur
112 II Murgaret I. Kitdorf
ti! 4 Matiiiiret I., ll ildorf
U2 5 Frank .luggar
1 2 II Frank .Itigttar
llll :l T F. Iliau
litl 4 T. F. Ilvan
llll 5 .Mm Hillner
1U.I li John Hillner
101 1 Surah M. MrCViwn
111 2 Carnh M. McCwu
lot 7 l ill Ii A. Punloin
114 8 Ruth A I'll nl in
10!l,-;. i. Add. 1 Sirah M. M.l'nwn
Ilia or .M'o. A.I.I. 2 Santh M. Mc:'own
IIW or 3 Co. Add. 7 Sarah M. M.-Cown
lou or 5 Co. Add. 8 Samh l. McCVwa
ilOorl " 3 Fmnk Jiiggur
1 10 or 4 " 4 Flunk .liupir
llll or 4 14 A licorice K tiitbill
llll or 4 " lieoih-e IL.tlcl ,11
1.11 or 12 - :l kato I. Neuton
fflorli " 3 Ella Grant llle
1 11 or 12 " 4 Klla lirantilla
Ml or 12 " 4 Kile L. Ne t n
70
on"
ll'i
off
I or l -
.Mrs. Nora A. Ilrrkart
Ml or 12
Mrs. H. V. Hac.n
Heir, of Anna Nrhren
Heir, of Anna NVbrea
lieir. of Anna Nebmi
Heirs of Anna Netireii
Msry E. Poller
lsry K Poller
Maiy K Poller
Marv E. Cotter
. W. Myera
tlrac Wilhfns
ilrar Williams
H. W. Mtr
V. W. Jlrer.
V. W Mvert
W. W. Miel.
W VI M..M
II, in ,,f Wat. Rronrhtnn
llrle. ol Wm. I.u,t,.n
Heirs pf U m. Itn.nhtiHs
Hrir ,. V. ni. Ilr.taatibai
Clerkima C.unry
iWkuniv County
J.Jtn W'lrh
J, .1,0 Welrh
a or II
brj.a-ll
lit! or 11
l.t.'or II
1:17 ,a- -.11
LI7 . 2
H7 or 20
1.17 or Jl
I is or IV
IJAr 1
I or lt
1:U or 1
l.va or 24
15 or 24
l.w . 24
1 or 24
I'll , :t
bfl . s:i
in ,r il
li or 2-1
1H2 or :
IC.2 or X2
tall or
IrVlarXI
Or4ml pabiuhr by tli eity am il ,4 "r i,,n
Lad'es' Donola Hutton Shoes
with patent tip, reduced to. 1 35
Ladies' 15. Calf Hutton Shoes,
reduced to 95
Ladies' Congress Gaiters, re
duced to I OO
AH of Oar Clothing Greatly
Reduced.
ISOXUS FOU BALK.
SKA I, K I! llll'H UlIX UK KKCKIVKl) UY TIIK
lnHxiirr nf CUckaiimi county, ifti. in
Hit Afinrthj-iit l-i I rmm l?ilv. 11D In 1'J iiVIi ck
noon, AhkuhI th, IMC!, fir tlm mIc of but id to
(lie miimtht nf if achiHil ilMrtrt No. !l nf
4,'liirkiimiiMti.Miiiiv. ifr-'Knii. 8M bnixU n it lube
wilil Mnw Nir. 11 11 (U ! b.nrwvHi percent tii
((ret Int. r t n.iil iH clptl ntblt nt tin nfllt e
of tlie oi'Uf tv iM'tioirvr hi Orrinii City. Ori-smi.
Kiiilnr( (tiivilMpe. "I'rt'pntuU for ihn l'urelimi rf
N-IMIOl IH1H1. ll'K" rWlTviHI I'l ffjtn I Hl'lr ill All
bilx. . CAMhV,
Ori'Kiti City, Any. 17, ll3. County Trmiiun-r.
CITA1IOX TO HKIUaS
To dki.ii.aii saic;knt,w. ii. KiMONH8,ror.
iifllua t"liiiinlo, A. Shik'MI, ). KtiritPitl nml KhI
StiiKfitl. hfir m.lrtw of Jnimb H. ))llItT,iliivAeil:
In iIih tmiimnf ttit iibI "f Ori-K' n,y'U iiimI h
uf yu are roiuiuniilHl ami ell il to MNHr bt-fu e
ilifli.'(iriiltlHC1iiintv Jinltfi) uf ulrickitinnti cimih ,
ulitli of 0'k tit, Hi him Hi ui lu iIip ctiirlhniim nl Or-
i'Kii City, Or. k m. nil Mmily, Octubcr 'Jil, iHDfi, nt i
lDo'cli-ck . in., then mi J ilir to huw cnuf, If ;
miy txlnt, why mi ' rilir hm! IIimmiod inny in it be
KniniiHi lit tur n iMnnrii m wn imih n turn -i or
blocks of Mllwutikif, On'ijiin.M intHl f.irlnliur
pi-tlttoii now on tut.
Willie tlie rmi.j. w . niriHium, jnf H wnu
court Mini in v ilt ciul nl I til- August -Ml, 1mH,
V.V.O. V. IIOHION,
Couu'y Clvik nil Clvrk uf I'uimty Court,
XOTICK OF APPOINTMENT.
NOTICE In liureby kvii to nil whom ft may
coihxtii that the uiMlcmlKiit'il Ikih Ik -en by
the county c urt ol (.'lai kamait county. Ortnii,
rtiipotiited excrntrix of the emiitu of A. K.
Shlidry, (lpcail, biiI that nil penoim havltiR
cltiiniH Hjrnliiitt Mid i-hU(o are hereby nottllul to
lireveiil the Kiime, with the proper vom lu-r, to
tho iitMli'miifm'.l at the otlhe nf Miller t
VI lor, attoriiryn. MTS KlrKt Mreet, rortlaiid, Or.,
within h(x montliH from thin tUte.
Unted thlti nth day nf AiiKiixt. A. P. IhdH.
t'KUNDA K. SHin-KV,
AilinlnlNiralrlx of (lit estate of A. It. HhipU-y,
deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OKFICK AT OUKdON CITV, OltWiOM
Au"UKt iisU Notice in litreby Kif)l timt
the following-iimi"1'! m-ttlt-r hm tiled notico of bin
Inti'tition to make Html proof In ujiprt of hi cliiim,
uiiiler section It. H., and tlint Mid proof Will be
mud it before the Kiinler and Hii'eiver V. S. l,nml
Otllce, at Ori'Bon City, Oregon, on October lr.tli, lw3,
vIe: CHAItl.Krf Y. 1UAIKH, lid. K. No. )Mt
for lotH A and 0 of 8.c. U, Twp. 'I 8, It. I K. Ile
nainvH the follow in u witneMeH to irove hitt enntinu
oiih n'sldi nee iipnii and cultivatiim uf mid hind.
vix: Alliert Tuft, Lucleii Davidrnm, Henry Gam
and Kltfar Unvhlwui, all of uwen. OnKn.
ltOHKHT A. MllLKlt, Keg later.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T AMI OFFICK AT OltKGOS CITV, OKKliON
U Aillfiist 13. Notice Is hereby given that the
following-mimed sctller Iihs died noiice of tils Inten
tion to make Until proof in support of his claim, and
that said pnntf v.111 be made belum the register and
receiver at Oregon Cily. Oreuon, on October 1KU.I.
Tin JdSKI'll Tl. SI V l.ltS, lid. App. No. 74M, for Ihe
N. ijot SK., . 'lor nk. , see, j, t. s , k. a r..
tie llillllea the Tolloull K vr llietwea lo prove 1114 Con
tinuous resilience llfoli anil culliviilloll of said land.
U : O. W. Hay Held, O. Wallace, Tholiuis Paiiah, 31.
K. Kiimiei, all ol iiiKiiiami, ureifun.
IlllllKlir A. MIL.I.ER, Beglsler.
NOTICK l Olt I'UBLICATION.
1 ANII OFKICK AT OltEGON CITY, OUKHON.
U August IH'.'H, Notice is hereby given that the
followiug.natiieil settler has filed notice of his inten.
lion to liinke llnal pmof In siiiH,rt of his claim under
Meo. Kl, It. s., mill that said pruot will lie ninde bo.
rtmi Ilie register anil receiver m lln'gon Ulty, uregou,
October UI. I Will, viz: JK1IO.MK H. HUIII.NSON. lid.
App. No Hum. for tho K. ' .. of NE. and N. S of
SK. t See. 14, T. 2 8 , It. 0 k. lie names the follow.
nig wllnesseN lo pnive IUH conllliuous reslileuoe upon
anil cultivation ol said luiiu, vis: aiioii. Asclion, r.
S. Penke, Kmauuel Sterns, K. J. Peuke, all of Mar
mot, Oregon. 11UUE1IT A. JIlLLKIt, Register,
NOTICK l'OU PUBLICATION.
T ANII OFFICE AT OREGON CITY. OREGON.
u August 25, 1K'.I8. Notice Is hereby given that the
lollowiug-nameu settler lias moil nonce or his Inten
tion to iniike hiial proof in supisirt of his olaini. and
tliat said proof will be made before the register ami
receiver at Oregon City, Uregou, on October UV.t,
tl: 11. 1,1AM P. Till I.MAS, lid App. No. li7iH,
for Iho B. ol NE. i, SW. )-i of NK. ! and 8E. t
of NV W Seo. 211, T 1 ., it. o E. Ho nalllea the fol-
lowing witnesses to provo his ooulliiuous residunce
upoti and culllvHtloii or said land, viz: Ihivid It.
1 houias, lluilley M llaldwln, William Urainliall, II.
A. Ullller, all ui Alius, uregou.
ltOHEltT A. MI1.I.E1I, Heglstor.
APPLICATION FOK LICENSE.
NOTICE 18 IIEI1KIIY GIVEN THAT WE, TIIK
undenilirneil, shall apply to the cily council of
Oregon Cit v. Or., for saloon license lo continue our
ssloon at our pre.teai place oi uusiness, saiu license
lo ilute rroui uc.ober 1st, imi.
iiitAHY Mcdonough,
NO
lot or pit i thereof lying abutting upon Filth street,
being the probnMe cost uf the liupri.veuont, herelufoie
UM ASSESSED.
211 14
23 2U
24 tl.l
:il ,10
lot IM
22 2B
22 112
ll'i4 118
22 55
148 74
Kit M
21 :n
2ti 07
feet off the westerly end of said lot 5, cut
by a line al rigllt-uiigles to Fiflh street
leet oil the easterly end of suiii lol 5, cut
by a line at right-angled to Fifth street
! 32
40 M
. 2.1 5ll
loO 20
2li 21
a 48
14 ro
142 70
21 VI
27 50
174 Wi
a 98
H!l .
187 00
28 01
22 K4
L',2 211
170 IS
23 IH
1411 07
22 :io
151 41
lis 80
22 31
25 97
180 HI
21 :tl
17i 22
Ml 27
24 25
15 53
72 feet off Ihe e.lsterly end of said lot 3, cut
off by line mrullel to Monroe tret
Si feet off Ihe westerly end of said lot .1, cnt
off by line parallel to .MoDna street
; feet off th westerly nd of said lot 4, cut
off tv line parsilel b) M-ainM1 street
72 feet off Hie en.trrly end of said lot 4, rut
5:1 90
n i,y line parallel to Monro street
119
l"i ii
-I M
l.vt aa
Jl 7
Si 01
14 II
17.1 6
L'4 41
U 11
W; n
to
IK :a
laa la
!'.
11 !N '
liV, .V '
:ivi M
ti 41 i
a.'.t -J9 ,
111 ,
39
4
1"7 S!
.V 9.1
r i
M 12
Hit. Or, . a a ar'm hlj VptrmWr etk, laB '
L U PtiRTIt. Kfifrr. !
Furnishing Goods, etc. A
big cut in prices bas been
made which positively cannot
be duplicated again this fall
or winter. '
This is yonr opportunity.
Get the Best Style and most
serviceable goods and save
BALD
1
i
9
your symptoms do
4 1
WW
per jar i a iur f.w.
THE SKOOKUn ROOT HAIR GROWER CO.,
ST Booth Fifth Aveoae, New Yrk, N. V.
TBAflK VABK
SHERIFF'S SALE UNOKU FOUE
CLltSL'KK. In Iho Clri illl Court of the Hlnto o( Oregon for
the County ol clackaiuna.
Nellie I'. Urn w n, I'lallltlir,
II. W. Wesi oliuil I.. M. I'avls,
llcfeioliiiits.
Slate ( Oregon.
County of liui kiimiis.l
Notice la hereby given Hint by virtue of an
execution nuii oidcr of lalo Issued out ol the
circuit i-ourl of the stale of Oregon fin Hie county
ot cliickiituiiH, hiiiriug dale the 2-tol day ol July,
iwiil, ni a suit herein Nellie I. Iliotvu Is plain,
till', ail 1 II. W. Wesco anil I.. M. Ilavls ale ilo
fciiiliiiils, I'ommiiiiilliiv me. in tlie minion! Ihe
stale of Oregon, that out of the real estate here
iuafler ili'si'illn-d. lo realize a suiii smile h-nt to
satisfy Iho ileiu iiuls ol said decree, to u It: lls,
together n llll Interest on the same slim March
Tin, ,8.2. nl 8 per cent per annum, anil also the
coals ol mo I alt, tiding this sale mill all alluritvy
fee of Cits), nil. I cost now iiccrileil of -H III.
Now, Ihcieiorc, In obeillciice lo such decree, I
illil, on tin- 1Mb diy of August, 1803. duly h ty
f iiH.it, anil will, on riattiiiliiy Ihe uih day ol
ricpleiiiiier, I -in, at lie Hour ol one o eioi a p. in.
of sabl ilu, ui tlie lionldiior of tlie irt house
In said eniiiitv, oiler for sale ut public iiticlion,
and sell lo the highest ami best bidder, for cash
hi hand nil ol tlie right, title and Interest the
snid ilcfciiiliiuts had on the 7lh day of Scptcm
bcr, 1801, lu and lo the following described real
proivrty, lo -wit: The wi, of section HI in lown
ship 2 soiiih nl range 0 east of the Willamette
meridian.
Ilateil Una 11th day ol August, A. n. lHi:l
C. W . UASONO,
Hierlirol Cluckaium Co,, rilate of Or.
SlIEIilKF'S SALIC.
.Statu of Oregon i
hm
County of i liu kamas.)
The Northwu.U K,ro and Blurinu
liirjurrtiiL-o (loinpHiiy, l'luiutill',
VH
C. II. Il'iuortli, MnrtliaH. Mnwortli
mid Iuvil 1. .Slrnltuii, iK'ft'inUiilN.
NOTICK IS MliltKUY (ilVEN THAT BY V!U
tnu of uii cxfciillon Hml order of ntu Ikiki1
nut of thu "trnilt court of the tUtu of Orcpn for
the eouiily of Cliii krttmiK, bttarliiK date tlie 1-lh
of July, UtU'l, tu a Milt wherein thu NorLhweMt
Kirt-Hiid Murine liimiriince Com puny In jiltiln
till, and 0. li. Haworili, MartliH 8 llaworth and
David V. St rat ton were defeiulautH, iitMiitnandliuc
me. iu the name of the mate of Oregon, to levy
upon and Hell tho real estate hereinafter dew
crioed and the Interest of thu defendant
therein hereinafter net forth, to reitllxu a mint
rintJlcleut lo Hal Is fy the denmuili nf oald
i lee roe. to wit: Ui, toethfr with interest ou
the siiniu Hi nee Maid deeree A' as entered at S ner
cent. (mr annum, and hIm (he rout d and ultetid
ItiKlhiH Kale, I did, on tliu 2.Hh day of Julv, ls'.U,
duly levy upon, nnd will, on Saturday, the 'JiM day
of Si ptember, lnu.i, ut the hour of 2 o'eloek p.m. of
Huld day, at the front door of tlie cmmhonM) In
ttald eouutv, oiler for Hale at public iim Uon, ami
Bell to tnc hiifiiesi and (test nunier, lor caxn in
hand the following dewrihed ral pioperty, lo
wit: Th Kel of the mnnheast ((nailer, the
west half of the MoutheaHt (inari'jr, and the
northeiiHt (juartur of the womb went iUnrler of
xeetion all In lowmhlp two (2) foatli. rauu
live (ft) awt of Willamette .Meridian, Mil nil tlie
estate, right, title and iutereH the defendauU
hml or hehl therein on the lit n day ol Aim'unt,
IN", the date of the morlnKe upon deeree of
foreclnmire of which ttid order of nale was
leaned and upon all the CHtat , right, title aud
hue rest of ttaid deKndituttt ninee ucqnlred or
now held therein.
Dated tin &nh day of Augiud, A. I Mill.
ii. W. GANONU,
Sherifi of ClaekamaH Lonniv, Oregon.
CURES
SCROFULA
Mr. E. J. Rowell, Medford, Mast., says her
mother baa been cured of Scrofula by the use
of four bottlei of VSKsf ftcr having bad
much other treat- S2SebW men', and being
reduced to quite a low condition of health, aa It
waa thought (he could not live
Pured me little bov ofheredi.
tary icrofula -?C which ap.
peared all over hit 'ac6, 'or
a year I bad xlfvL given up all hope
of bla eftX recovery, when finally
I waa YsJi' Induced to use
Afewbo ttlea cured him, and no
ymptoma of the disease remain.
Mrs. T. L. MATnKR, Mathervllle, Miss.
Oar book oa Blood sad Skin Dlieatei mslled frre.
SwirT Sracietc CoAUuuj,Ca.
FREE MEDICINE!
Golden Opportunity For Suffer-
ins II ii 11 i t y.
rliyaiclana Uivu TIMr Ri nie,lie to Ihe Priiple,
DO YOU SUFFER? nlailiinir voiir trouble.
aud w,i will .,-ll,l y.m Free ut i'liiirtte a FULL
coraars of .pecially irrmml rrmli, l,et Kiillril
to your cn. VK WANT Vtll'lt 11KCOM
MKSHATION. UC PJU PII0C the nam iwnrarntiil dittarr,
lit llHII UUnC njbuthtrx,,. Ourtrmtmrnta
n,r nil oiM-aai-a ami ilftormitlea art, ltiHtet-n anil
Helentitie. aciuirrtl by many yearn' rxpi-rirnce.
which rnal.lea il to Onarantre a Cure. Ho not
upair.
W. II. We harr the onlr P'i.ltln core fr
EriLteaT iKITM) and C.iTAttan. lirferencr.
givru. i'eriiiiinriitl) located. (Old mtalilirlird. )
Dr. WILLIAMS' MEDICAL AND SURGI
CAL INSTITUTE,
Till Market Sf., SnnFrHlirl.ro, ( al
CAVCATI.
TRADI MARKS.
OESICN PATENTS,
COPYRIGHTS, mtt.1
f or rnrnrniatioil ana free Handbook write to
MINN a CO All BaoAbWAT. 'W YoRC
Oldeat bnrean for tacunnf parent in Amer -m.
kttt natent takrn out br . hmn,M I..
ttc pao.ic by a notiea i iim free of ebarr u. u.
Scientific awftiCiiu.;
mt: II HI snx moatb
3!
American
I Ml i TS
money on every purchasa at
the Store of
I. SELLING.
Store will be closed on Mon
day until 6 o'clock, occasion
being the Jewish New Tear.
HEADS!
What Is the condition of vours? Is your hair dry,
linrsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has it '
lifeless appearance? Does it fall out when combed or J
brushed ? Is It full of dandruff? Does your scalp itch ? ,
Is it dry or in a heated condition ? If these are some of
warned in lime ory ou win Become omu.
Skookum Root Hair Grower i
la what too need. Ilsprod"otloBlsnotanpcl(lnt.bntthirMuHof aclrntllV) I
err of now to treat them. "Hkookurn"oonlalnni'lll,cr niloerilsnoroll.. It i
UnotaDye.butailsllalitrullyeoollna; and Mrrililng Tonic. Hjr tlmulatlna .
Iho folllclea, II Uvy ailing hair, earn duadrnjr and grow hatrmbHi ,
IW Keen the iealp etaan, healthr, and free from Irritating eruptions, br 1
Ihe use uf Sknoknn Hkm ivap. 11 deattuya jianuKIa inuolt, ukteh AU
and dcrtrov th4 hair. ..... . ... m . I
If your drumrliit cannot lupplr TOO 'end direct (a oj. and we wlu forward ,
prepaid, on n-criutef price. Orower, flM per IwtUe 1 1 for tiJM. 8op,tw. ,
mm
Through
Tickets
mm
TO-
Salt-Lake, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis
AXl) ALL.
Eastern Cities.
81 DAYS to
2 CHICAGO
H n 1 1 r o tte Quickest to Chi
li U U I o caqo and the East.
' U n 1 1 to Quicker to Omaha
liUUId and Kansas City.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS, FREE RECLIi.!NG CHaifl
CARS, DINING CARS.
Fur mien mill utm-uil iiil niiiatioii cull
on nr nililrtfM,
w.ii. uuKLiiuur, Aaut.vii Ks: fl?d,r
2o4 W iikIiIii)!Iiiii Ki., enr. Tluul,
I'UUTI.AA'L, OKFUUff .
EAST ANdToUTH
VIA
The Shasta Koute
Ui-' THE
SOUTliEltA PACIFIC CO.
tlxiiruaa Traliiy Leuve 1'urlland Haily.
HZZ I Aoriu.
ji:i5P.M. I l.v I'oriii'uul , Arid flli. K
7:lbi'. h. Lv Oregoii cily Lv 7:lUa.iI
-:'".LL4r.M"" rl'allellieo l.v 7;UU r. K
The ubovu trains atop ut all atatious iroiil
1 ortlnii,! lo Albany iu,:,ii,ivu, liinijuiii, Sliedils.
Iialaey, ilarrisiiiirK, JiiiiuiIku Ulty, Irviutf, Kit
Ifcue unil nil aliuiuiis iruin KoMeburK to Ami ami
iiu-liiMve.
lQSi:ili:itii M.ui, IIAII.Y.
::IIIA..
9:;ll A. M.
4:50 P. M.
l.v
l.v
Ar
mm
1'ortliiuil Arl 4:llur.
Ori-Kon City l.v R:'JWr.
Knaeblirg l.v 7:ti0 A M
DINING fans (IN OUIUiN ROUTE.
PULLMAK BUFFET SLEEPERS
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
A tliu hed to all Through iriilna.
WealNliie lllvixlon,
Between I'llllTuNU mill tOUVALLIS.
MAIL TWAIN b A II.Y jKXCKI'T SUNDAY.)
7:80 A.M. I Lv PortliTioT Ar i r, -at, v m
1:IJ I'. M. Ar
Corvallla l.v 1:00 P.M.
At Albany mill corviihla eoniicul with tralni
of Oregon Pnc-lllr llnllroail.
aXPBK"H TBAIK D Al I.Y ( jtlCKFT HtlNDA Y.I
JoSE- ..'' I '.'V I'ortlaiul Ar8:!i-.A.M
7.26P.M. Ar MeMlnnvllle I.vn:rnA.M
Tiniormr TiciCETf
TO AM. I'OINTH IN TUB
eastern states, oasada and eukope
f nn he ohtiilmi at the lowest rates from
T.. U. 1MCOKE, Atnil.Di. Cfm city
R. KOEII1.KR. E. P. ROOERP,
!ei eet n.t. f A P. Aern
Portland, Or
Oregon Pacific Ppi'road Company
E. W. MAULEY, Rkceiveb.
TilVER DIVISION.
Till. Cuniuin.v,a stmnilKAt:
"WM. M. IlO.Ml" . . . runt. Geo Raaba
"TIlliEESISl'KIIS" . . Cupl. It. J. Yuunff
Tlil. Coiiipiuiy reii rvei tho rlirlil to vary from tbll
eanl, aa circuiiistancra may require, without notice.
Liavc Purllunil.
Suuday, Wtlnesday and Friday,
0 a. ni.
Lve f orvallin. Sldini.iv. WnhieMlav and Friday.
8 a. in.
Leave Sitlem. nortli. Tilpwliiv. Tliuratluv and Satur.
day, 6 a. in.
OCEU STEAM KH SAILINGS
8. S. WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
I.mvea San Franrlw, July 1 1 th. 21st and 31t.
L.-avre Vaiiiiua, Julj rah, llilll and 2i:th.
For freiaht and lianir,.r rales apply to an
agent or ,unH.r of till, fniny, or 11. C. Day
general agent, $a)niun street ilK-it, Portland.
H. K. Ml'M'AHY.Uen l. upl
C. T. warhlaw T. K. A P. A.
Your Stomach
DistressesYou
after eating a hen ry nie-'
reeult Is a chrr-J. ras"
tion, Sonr Sioin.'.('h, H'
Dyspep"!.:, or a bilious a
RIPAfJS T. !
l"rnm-e Plr" late the!
.-tat,..,.!.. Lit. r .'la. I'arti'r
rhe li!i..l. i.u vre . .iriv ('are for'
t ..n.ilr-i'tlon, M, It i,u,rhe, Bll-i
i.H.a, ... u.i an it i ,.F antics
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